You might find this interesting, from The Independent
Next stop more veg?
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/this_b ... 549515.ece
Chelsea on the box
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Good morning Allan, a very interesting piece, especially the who's who of gardeners.
I'm sure there should be a space for you there.
By the way have you ever been to Chelsea yourself, i must admit that is one show i have not visited.
Take care me old beeroot.
Kind regards Old Herbaceous.
Theres no fool like an old fool.
I'm sure there should be a space for you there.
By the way have you ever been to Chelsea yourself, i must admit that is one show i have not visited.
Take care me old beeroot.
Kind regards Old Herbaceous.
Theres no fool like an old fool.
I went to Chelsea 3 times, once from here. 160 miles each way.I never was interested in the show gardens, went for new ideas, horticultural equipment etc. I brushed past Peter Seabrook, stood next to Geoff Hamilton, spoke to Fred Loads and bought his book which he signed for me. It's expensive, much over-rated, I don't think it's worthwhile unless you are dead keen on specialist flowers. I first encountered Hartley Botanic greenhouses there and have since spent a lot of money on 2 of them. my advice, go there once in your life, as early as you possibly can, get your impressiona and memories then don't bother again.
Malvern is rapidly becoming a little Chelsea, I only go for the shopping but I am considering forgetting about that one too.
I did Gardeners World Live once, that is a ripoff on parking for a start, let alone admission charges.
Malvern is rapidly becoming a little Chelsea, I only go for the shopping but I am considering forgetting about that one too.
I did Gardeners World Live once, that is a ripoff on parking for a start, let alone admission charges.
